Island life is Sri Lanka ripe far investment?

摘要

Sri Lanka's post-war construction boom has certainly elevated demand for architectural glass given the speed at which high rise buildings are shooting up to change city skylines, especially in Colombo. Volumes have increased sharply as well as the use of different types of float glass including specialty glass. But it could be better. The construction sector has been one of the fastest growing sectors since the 30-year ethnic war ended in 2009. However, much of this has been in transport infrastructure likes ports, airports, highways and railways. New buildings have also been coming up, especially hotels and office and apartment blocks, but these were small compared with other cities noted for construction booms like Dubai. It is only now that major projects that have been talked about have broken ground, such as big hotels by international chains. Construction companies believe that the real boom in real estate is yet to come and is inevitable given the slowly rising personal incomes and sold 6-7% annual economic growth, the fastest in South Asia.